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Matt: Text replacement - "[[Imperial Senate" to "[[Senate"

2026-01-15T12:30:57Z

Text replacement - "[[Imperial Senate" to "[[Senate"

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	* '''The Sand Fishers have finished claiming the region of Misericorde, in Holberg'''		* '''The Sand Fishers have finished claiming the region of Misericorde, in Holberg'''
	* '''The [[Imperial Consul]], ''Skywise Fal'' is technically responsible for dealing with the Sand Fishers'''		* '''The [[Imperial Consul]], ''Skywise Fal'' is technically responsible for dealing with the Sand Fishers'''
	At the Spring Equinox 383YE, the [[~~Imperial~~ Senate]] [[Cede region of Misericorde to Sand Fishers\|ceded the region of Misericorde in Holberg]] to the [[Chilled_to_the_bone#The_Sand_Fishers\|Sand Fishers]]. With the assistance of the civil service, the orcs abandoned [[Ossium]], and have crossed the Semmerlak to claim the region for their own. They have quickly set up a number of small villages, taking advantage of the abundance of natural wildlife. As the Senate has [[Recognise Sand Fishers as foreigners\|recognised the Sand Fishers as foreigners]], there is a blossoming trade with League citizens in rare herbs, rare delicacies, and exotic hides - it seems that previous [[A_strange_land#Dank_Forests\|predictions]] about the move being both good for the orcs and for the people of Holberg appear to have been accurate.		At the Spring Equinox 383YE, the [[Senate]] [[Cede region of Misericorde to Sand Fishers\|ceded the region of Misericorde in Holberg]] to the [[Chilled_to_the_bone#The_Sand_Fishers\|Sand Fishers]]. With the assistance of the civil service, the orcs abandoned [[Ossium]], and have crossed the Semmerlak to claim the region for their own. They have quickly set up a number of small villages, taking advantage of the abundance of natural wildlife. As the Senate has [[Recognise Sand Fishers as foreigners\|recognised the Sand Fishers as foreigners]], there is a blossoming trade with League citizens in rare herbs, rare delicacies, and exotic hides - it seems that previous [[A_strange_land#Dank_Forests\|predictions]] about the move being both good for the orcs and for the people of Holberg appear to have been accurate.

	==Green Shoots==		==Green Shoots==

Matt: Text replacement - "[[Imperial Synod" to "[[Synod"

2026-01-15T12:29:13Z

Text replacement - "[[Imperial Synod" to "[[Synod"

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	During the Summer Solstice 383YE, Tristan Exile’s End used an [[Bearer of an Imperial Wayleave\|Imperial Wayleave]] to [[commission]] the [[Construct_Misericorde_Market\|construction of Misericorde Market]], a covered market where the Sand Fishers and the citizens of Holberg can deal directly with one another.		During the Summer Solstice 383YE, Tristan Exile’s End used an [[Bearer of an Imperial Wayleave\|Imperial Wayleave]] to [[commission]] the [[Construct_Misericorde_Market\|construction of Misericorde Market]], a covered market where the Sand Fishers and the citizens of Holberg can deal directly with one another.

	At the same time the [[~~Imperial~~ Synod]] passed three [[mandate\|mandates]] aimed at supporting the Sand Fishers; one in the League national assembly sending Kaspar Yakovitch von Holberg to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_6\|teach the orcs the value of the virtues]], a second to send Leonora Van Holberg to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_9\|encourage the people of Holberg to support them]], and a third in the Imperial Orcs national assembly to send Skywise Rykana to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_13\|likewise offer assistance]] to the orcs in establishing their new homes in Holberg.		At the same time the [[Synod]] passed three [[mandate\|mandates]] aimed at supporting the Sand Fishers; one in the League national assembly sending Kaspar Yakovitch von Holberg to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_6\|teach the orcs the value of the virtues]], a second to send Leonora Van Holberg to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_9\|encourage the people of Holberg to support them]], and a third in the Imperial Orcs national assembly to send Skywise Rykana to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_13\|likewise offer assistance]] to the orcs in establishing their new homes in Holberg.

Hastur: /* Support */

2020-12-27T09:08:11Z

Support

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	If this mandate is upheld and enacted, then every [[congregation]], [[farm]], [[business]], [[herb garden]], [[forest]], [[mine]], [[mana site]], and [[fleet]] owned by an Imperial Orc will suffer a one rank penalty to its production following the Summer Solstice. This penalty will last until the start of the Winter Solstice 383YE, as the Imperial Orc's loss becomes the Sand Fisher's gain.		If this mandate is upheld and enacted, then every [[congregation]], [[farm]], [[business]], [[herb garden]], [[forest]], [[mine]], [[mana site]], and [[fleet]] owned by an Imperial Orc will suffer a one rank penalty to its production following the Summer Solstice. This penalty will last until the start of the Winter Solstice 383YE, as the Imperial Orc's loss becomes the Sand Fisher's gain.

	An alternative mandate was suggested by ''' Benedict Pacelli Von Holberg''' who argued that it was ~~acutally~~ the responsibility of the people of Holberg to support the Sand Fishers.		An alternative mandate was suggested by ''' Benedict Pacelli Von Holberg''' who argued that it was actually the responsibility of the people of Holberg to support the Sand Fishers.

	{{Mandate\|mandate=The Sand Fishers are broken, they survived under the Druj, but now they are foreigners living in the Empire. It is our duty to show them that they can be more. We send (named priest) with 50 doses of liao to urge every Citizen of Holberg to do what they can to support them.\|assembly=League assembly}}		{{Mandate\|mandate=The Sand Fishers are broken, they survived under the Druj, but now they are foreigners living in the Empire. It is our duty to show them that they can be more. We send (named priest) with 50 doses of liao to urge every Citizen of Holberg to do what they can to support them.\|assembly=League assembly}}

	If this mandate is upheld and enacted, then every [[congregation]], [[farm]], [[business]], [[herb garden]], [[forest]], [[mine]], [[mana site]], and [[fleet]] in Holberg will suffer a one rank penalty to its production following the Summer Solstice. This penalty will last until the start of the Winter Solstice 383YE. The Sand Fishers would gain significantly from this mandate - the support of their immediate neighbours in Holberg would further cement good relations between the new inhabitants of Misericorde and the people of the city.		If this mandate is upheld and enacted, then every [[congregation]], [[farm]], [[business]], [[herb garden]], [[forest]], [[mine]], [[mana site]], and [[fleet]] in Holberg will suffer a one rank penalty to its production following the Summer Solstice. This penalty will last until the start of the Winter Solstice 383YE. The Sand Fishers would gain significantly from this mandate - the support of their immediate neighbours in Holberg would further cement good relations between the new inhabitants of Misericorde and the people of the city.

	===Revelation===		===Revelation===
	The other thing the Synod could choose to address is the dejected state of the Sand Fishers' souls. They could send a priest to teach the Sand Fishers the doctrines of the faith and to inspire them to follow the virtues.		The other thing the Synod could choose to address is the dejected state of the Sand Fishers' souls. They could send a priest to teach the Sand Fishers the doctrines of the faith and to inspire them to follow the virtues.

Rafferty: /* Resolution */

2019-08-19T16:25:15Z

Resolution

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	During the Summer Solstice 383YE, Tristan Exile’s End used an [[Bearer of an Imperial Wayleave\|Imperial Wayleave]] to [[commission]] the [[Construct_Misericorde_Market\|construction of Misericorde Market]], a covered market where the Sand Fishers and the citizens of Holberg can deal directly with one another.		During the Summer Solstice 383YE, Tristan Exile’s End used an [[Bearer of an Imperial Wayleave\|Imperial Wayleave]] to [[commission]] the [[Construct_Misericorde_Market\|construction of Misericorde Market]], a covered market where the Sand Fishers and the citizens of Holberg can deal directly with one another.

	At the same time the [[Imperial Synod]] passed three [[mandate\|mandates]] aimed at supporting the Sand Fishers; one in the League national assembly sending Kaspar Yakovitch von Holberg to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_6\|teach the orcs the value of the virtues]], a second to send Leonora Van Holberg to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_9\|encourage the people of Holberg to support them]], and a third in the Imperial Orcs national assembly to send Skywise ~~Gralka~~ to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_13\|likewise offer assistance]] to the orcs in establishing their new homes in Holberg.		At the same time the [[Imperial Synod]] passed three [[mandate\|mandates]] aimed at supporting the Sand Fishers; one in the League national assembly sending Kaspar Yakovitch von Holberg to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_6\|teach the orcs the value of the virtues]], a second to send Leonora Van Holberg to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_9\|encourage the people of Holberg to support them]], and a third in the Imperial Orcs national assembly to send Skywise Rykana to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_13\|likewise offer assistance]] to the orcs in establishing their new homes in Holberg.

Rafferty: /* Resolution */

2019-08-19T16:24:58Z

Resolution

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	During the Summer Solstice 383YE, Tristan Exile’s End used an [[Bearer of an Imperial Wayleave\|Imperial Wayleave]] to [[commission]] the [[Construct_Misericorde_Market\|construction of Misericorde Market]], a covered market where the Sand Fishers and the citizens of Holberg can deal directly with one another.		During the Summer Solstice 383YE, Tristan Exile’s End used an [[Bearer of an Imperial Wayleave\|Imperial Wayleave]] to [[commission]] the [[Construct_Misericorde_Market\|construction of Misericorde Market]], a covered market where the Sand Fishers and the citizens of Holberg can deal directly with one another.

	At the same time the [[Imperial Synod]] passed three [[mandate\|mandates]] aimed at supporting the Sand Fishers; one in the League national assembly sending Kaspar Yakovitch von Holberg to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_6\|teach the orcs the value of the virtues]], a second to send ~~Lieselotte~~ Van Holberg to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_9\|encourage the people of Holberg to support them]], and a third in the Imperial Orcs national assembly to send Skywise Gralka to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_13\|likewise offer assistance]] to the orcs in establishing their new homes in Holberg.		At the same time the [[Imperial Synod]] passed three [[mandate\|mandates]] aimed at supporting the Sand Fishers; one in the League national assembly sending Kaspar Yakovitch von Holberg to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_6\|teach the orcs the value of the virtues]], a second to send Leonora Van Holberg to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_9\|encourage the people of Holberg to support them]], and a third in the Imperial Orcs national assembly to send Skywise Gralka to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_13\|likewise offer assistance]] to the orcs in establishing their new homes in Holberg.

Rafferty: /* Resolution */

2019-08-19T16:17:59Z

Resolution

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	During the Summer Solstice 383YE, Tristan Exile’s End used an [[Bearer of an Imperial Wayleave\|Imperial Wayleave]] to [[commission]] the [[Construct_Misericorde_Market\|construction of Misericorde Market]], a covered market where the Sand Fishers and the citizens of Holberg can deal directly with one another.		During the Summer Solstice 383YE, Tristan Exile’s End used an [[Bearer of an Imperial Wayleave\|Imperial Wayleave]] to [[commission]] the [[Construct_Misericorde_Market\|construction of Misericorde Market]], a covered market where the Sand Fishers and the citizens of Holberg can deal directly with one another.

	At the same time the [[Imperial Synod]] passed three [[mandate\|mandates]] aimed at supporting the Sand Fishers; one in the League national assembly sending Kaspar Yakovitch von Holberg		At the same time the [[Imperial Synod]] passed three [[mandate\|mandates]] aimed at supporting the Sand Fishers; one in the League national assembly sending Kaspar Yakovitch von Holberg to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_6\|teach the orcs the value of the virtues]], a second to send Lieselotte Van Holberg to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_9\|encourage the people of Holberg to support them]], and a third in the Imperial Orcs national assembly to send Skywise Gralka to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_13\|likewise offer assistance]] to the orcs in establishing their new homes in Holberg.
	to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_6\|teach the orcs the value of the virtues]], a second to send Lieselotte Van Holberg to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_9\|encourage the people of Holberg to support them]], and a third in the Imperial Orcs national assembly to send Skywise Gralka to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_13\|likewise offer assistance]] to the orcs in establishing their new homes in Holberg.

Rafferty: /* Resolution */

2019-08-19T16:17:42Z

Resolution

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	==Resolution==		==Resolution==
	During the Summer Solstice 383YE, Tristan Exile’s End used an [[Bearer of an Imperial Wayleave\|Imperial Wayleave]] to [[commission]] the [[Construct_Misericorde_Market\|construction of Misericorde Market]], a covered market where the Sand Fishers and the citizens of Holberg can deal directly with one another.		During the Summer Solstice 383YE, Tristan Exile’s End used an [[Bearer of an Imperial Wayleave\|Imperial Wayleave]] to [[commission]] the [[Construct_Misericorde_Market\|construction of Misericorde Market]], a covered market where the Sand Fishers and the citizens of Holberg can deal directly with one another.

			At the same time the [[Imperial Synod]] passed three [[mandate\|mandates]] aimed at supporting the Sand Fishers; one in the League national assembly sending Kaspar Yakovitch von Holberg
			to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_6\|teach the orcs the value of the virtues]], a second to send Lieselotte Van Holberg to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_9\|encourage the people of Holberg to support them]], and a third in the Imperial Orcs national assembly to send Skywise Gralka to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_13\|likewise offer assistance]] to the orcs in establishing their new homes in Holberg.

Rafferty: /* Revelation */

2019-08-19T16:14:18Z

Revelation

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	Whatever else might happen, the Empire would be less able to take advantage of the Sand Fishers' impoverished state if they had the drive and the force of will that a belief in the Way can provide.		Whatever else might happen, the Empire would be less able to take advantage of the Sand Fishers' impoverished state if they had the drive and the force of will that a belief in the Way can provide.
			==Resolution==
			During the Summer Solstice 383YE, Tristan Exile’s End used an [[Bearer of an Imperial Wayleave\|Imperial Wayleave]] to [[commission]] the [[Construct_Misericorde_Market\|construction of Misericorde Market]], a covered market where the Sand Fishers and the citizens of Holberg can deal directly with one another.

Rafferty at 16:07, 19 August 2019

2019-08-19T16:07:28Z

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	[[Category:Winds of Fortune]][[Category:383YE]][[Category:Recent History]][[Category:Orc Affairs]]		[[Category:Winds of Fortune]][[Category:383YE Summer]][[Category:Recent History]][[Category:Orc Affairs]]
	<ic>Three Hands pulled on the rope, trying to haul the trap up from the bottom of the reed bed. It was heavy, which boded well, but he didn't dare to think it might be full. He had set it the night before, he was only checking it now as a matter of routine.		<ic>Three Hands pulled on the rope, trying to haul the trap up from the bottom of the reed bed. It was heavy, which boded well, but he didn't dare to think it might be full. He had set it the night before, he was only checking it now as a matter of routine.

Hastur: /* Green Leaves */

2019-08-02T13:58:50Z

Green Leaves

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	The most useful way to aid the burgeoning trade in rare goods brought from the marshes, would be the creation of a new market on the edge of the city. The Sand Fishers do not like entering Holberg, they find the crowded streets intimidating, they complain that it smells, and they find it difficult to understand all the rules the burghers insist are important. These cultural differences strain good relations between League citizens and the foreigners and have led to some minor confrontations. One particularly unfortunate incident comes when a trio of Sand Fishers visiting the [[Keeper_of_the_Imperial_Menagerie#Imperial_Menagerie\|Imperial Menagerie]] kill almost all the small amphibians kept in one of the enclosures, under the impression that they are available to hunt and eat. Humorous as it may appear to be, the incident underlines the difficulty some of the Sand Fishers have understanding ideas and customs that the burghers of Holberg take for granted.		The most useful way to aid the burgeoning trade in rare goods brought from the marshes, would be the creation of a new market on the edge of the city. The Sand Fishers do not like entering Holberg, they find the crowded streets intimidating, they complain that it smells, and they find it difficult to understand all the rules the burghers insist are important. These cultural differences strain good relations between League citizens and the foreigners and have led to some minor confrontations. One particularly unfortunate incident comes when a trio of Sand Fishers visiting the [[Keeper_of_the_Imperial_Menagerie#Imperial_Menagerie\|Imperial Menagerie]] kill almost all the small amphibians kept in one of the enclosures, under the impression that they are available to hunt and eat. Humorous as it may appear to be, the incident underlines the difficulty some of the Sand Fishers have understanding ideas and customs that the burghers of Holberg take for granted.

	A covered market on the edge of the city would be a place where business owners could come to sell their goods to the Sand Fishers and vice versa. It would need a [[commission]] by the Imperial Senate or using a [[Bearer of an Imperial Wayleave\|wayleave]], but it would not need to be a huge construction. The civil service calculate that a series of wooden market stalls could be built using 16 wains of weirwood. The senators of the League could appoint someone to run the market, it wouldn't be the most prestigious of titles so one wag has suggested the title could be called the ''Prince of the Northern Marshes''. If could be Senate or Bourse appointment and would normally have tenure. The Sand Fishers and the merchants of the city could pay to use the stalls producing a steady income for the Prince. Each season they would receive 10 crowns, 5 measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]] and 12 random [[herb\|herbs]].		A covered market on the edge of the city would be a place where business owners could come to sell their goods to the Sand Fishers and vice versa. It would need a [[commission]] by the Imperial Senate or using a [[Bearer of an Imperial Wayleave\|wayleave]], but it would not need to be a huge construction. The civil service calculate that a series of wooden market stalls could be built using 16 wains of weirwood. The senators of the League could appoint someone to run the market, it wouldn't be the most prestigious of titles so one wag has suggested the title could be called the ''Prince of the Northern Marshes''. It could be Senate or Bourse appointment and would normally have tenure. The Sand Fishers and the merchants of the city could pay to use the stalls producing a steady income for the Prince. Each season they would receive 10 crowns, 5 measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]] and 12 random [[herb\|herbs]].

	The real advantage of the market might be the new options that it created for [[business]] owners in Holberg. Having a ready source of trade where they could buy rare herbs recovered from Misericorde by the Sand Fishers would allow Holberg business owners to diversify their business, choosing to gain three random herbs in place of income each time they diversified their business. This option is of particular interest to the doctors and [[Surgical skills#Physick\|physicks]] of Holberg, especially those associated with the University.		The real advantage of the market might be the new options that it created for [[business]] owners in Holberg. Having a ready source of trade where they could buy rare herbs recovered from Misericorde by the Sand Fishers would allow Holberg business owners to diversify their business, choosing to gain three random herbs in place of income each time they diversified their business. This option is of particular interest to the doctors and [[Surgical skills#Physick\|physicks]] of Holberg, especially those associated with the University.

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	During the Summer Solstice 383YE, Tristan Exile’s End used an [[Bearer of an Imperial Wayleave\|Imperial Wayleave]] to [[commission]] the [[Construct_Misericorde_Market\|construction of Misericorde Market]], a covered market where the Sand Fishers and the citizens of Holberg can deal directly with one another.		During the Summer Solstice 383YE, Tristan Exile’s End used an [[Bearer of an Imperial Wayleave\|Imperial Wayleave]] to [[commission]] the [[Construct_Misericorde_Market\|construction of Misericorde Market]], a covered market where the Sand Fishers and the citizens of Holberg can deal directly with one another.

	At the same time the [[Imperial Synod]] passed three [[mandate\|mandates]] aimed at supporting the Sand Fishers; one in the League national assembly sending Kaspar Yakovitch von Holberg		At the same time the [[Imperial Synod]] passed three [[mandate\|mandates]] aimed at supporting the Sand Fishers; one in the League national assembly sending Kaspar Yakovitch von Holberg to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_6\|teach the orcs the value of the virtues]], a second to send Lieselotte Van Holberg to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_9\|encourage the people of Holberg to support them]], and a third in the Imperial Orcs national assembly to send Skywise Gralka to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_13\|likewise offer assistance]] to the orcs in establishing their new homes in Holberg.
	to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_6\|teach the orcs the value of the virtues]], a second to send Lieselotte Van Holberg to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_9\|encourage the people of Holberg to support them]], and a third in the Imperial Orcs national assembly to send Skywise Gralka to [[383YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_13\|likewise offer assistance]] to the orcs in establishing their new homes in Holberg.

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	The most useful way to aid the burgeoning trade in rare goods brought from the marshes, would be the creation of a new market on the edge of the city. The Sand Fishers do not like entering Holberg, they find the crowded streets intimidating, they complain that it smells, and they find it difficult to understand all the rules the burghers insist are important. These cultural differences strain good relations between League citizens and the foreigners and have led to some minor confrontations. One particularly unfortunate incident comes when a trio of Sand Fishers visiting the [[Keeper_of_the_Imperial_Menagerie#Imperial_Menagerie\|Imperial Menagerie]] kill almost all the small amphibians kept in one of the enclosures, under the impression that they are available to hunt and eat. Humorous as it may appear to be, the incident underlines the difficulty some of the Sand Fishers have understanding ideas and customs that the burghers of Holberg take for granted.		The most useful way to aid the burgeoning trade in rare goods brought from the marshes, would be the creation of a new market on the edge of the city. The Sand Fishers do not like entering Holberg, they find the crowded streets intimidating, they complain that it smells, and they find it difficult to understand all the rules the burghers insist are important. These cultural differences strain good relations between League citizens and the foreigners and have led to some minor confrontations. One particularly unfortunate incident comes when a trio of Sand Fishers visiting the [[Keeper_of_the_Imperial_Menagerie#Imperial_Menagerie\|Imperial Menagerie]] kill almost all the small amphibians kept in one of the enclosures, under the impression that they are available to hunt and eat. Humorous as it may appear to be, the incident underlines the difficulty some of the Sand Fishers have understanding ideas and customs that the burghers of Holberg take for granted.

	A covered market on the edge of the city would be a place where business owners could come to sell their goods to the Sand Fishers and vice versa. It would need a [[commission]] by the Imperial Senate or using a [[Bearer of an Imperial Wayleave\|wayleave]], but it would not need to be a huge construction. The civil service calculate that a series of wooden market stalls could be built using 16 wains of weirwood. The senators of the League could appoint someone to run the market, it wouldn't be the most prestigious of titles so one wag has suggested the title could be called the ''Prince of the Northern Marshes''. If could be Senate or Bourse appointment and would normally have tenure. The Sand Fishers and the merchants of the city could pay to use the stalls producing a steady income for the Prince. Each season they would receive 10 crowns, 5 measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]] and 12 random [[herb\|herbs]].		A covered market on the edge of the city would be a place where business owners could come to sell their goods to the Sand Fishers and vice versa. It would need a [[commission]] by the Imperial Senate or using a [[Bearer of an Imperial Wayleave\|wayleave]], but it would not need to be a huge construction. The civil service calculate that a series of wooden market stalls could be built using 16 wains of weirwood. The senators of the League could appoint someone to run the market, it wouldn't be the most prestigious of titles so one wag has suggested the title could be called the ''Prince of the Northern Marshes''. It could be Senate or Bourse appointment and would normally have tenure. The Sand Fishers and the merchants of the city could pay to use the stalls producing a steady income for the Prince. Each season they would receive 10 crowns, 5 measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]] and 12 random [[herb\|herbs]].

	The real advantage of the market might be the new options that it created for [[business]] owners in Holberg. Having a ready source of trade where they could buy rare herbs recovered from Misericorde by the Sand Fishers would allow Holberg business owners to diversify their business, choosing to gain three random herbs in place of income each time they diversified their business. This option is of particular interest to the doctors and [[Surgical skills#Physick\|physicks]] of Holberg, especially those associated with the University.		The real advantage of the market might be the new options that it created for [[business]] owners in Holberg. Having a ready source of trade where they could buy rare herbs recovered from Misericorde by the Sand Fishers would allow Holberg business owners to diversify their business, choosing to gain three random herbs in place of income each time they diversified their business. This option is of particular interest to the doctors and [[Surgical skills#Physick\|physicks]] of Holberg, especially those associated with the University.